ProMesh Release Rss Feedhttp://www.codeplex.com/ProMesh/Release/ProjectReleases.aspxProMesh Release Rss DescriptionCreated Release: Vici MVC 2.0.1 (May 09, 2009)http://promesh.codeplex.com/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=27193<div><h1>Vici MVC, formerly known as ProMesh.NET, has been released as part of the <a href="http://viciproject.com">Vici Project<span></span></a>. </h1>
<br>To download the latest releases and development builds, please visit the <a href="http://viciproject.com">Vici Project<span></span></a> website. </div>activaSat, 09 May 2009 21:07:09 GMTCreated Release: Vici MVC 2.0.1 (May 09, 2009) 20090509090709PReleased: Vici MVC 2.0.1 (May 09, 2009)http://promesh.codeplex.com/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=27193<div><h1>Vici MVC, formerly known as ProMesh.NET, has been released as part of the <a href="http://viciproject.com">Vici Project<span></span></a>. </h1>
<br>To download the latest releases and development builds, please visit the <a href="http://viciproject.com">Vici Project<span></span></a> website. </div>Sat, 09 May 2009 21:07:09 GMTReleased: Vici MVC 2.0.1 (May 09, 2009) 20090509090709PCreated Release: ProMesh.NET v2.0 RC3 (Oct 29, 2008)http://www.codeplex.com/ProMesh/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=18882<div>
<i>ProMesh.NET v2.0 is a major new release.</i><br> <br>ProMesh.NET v2.0 RC3 should be the last release candidate before the final 2.0 release.<br> <br><u>New in version 2.0:</u><br> <br><ul>
<li>Built-in routing engine. Routing can be added at runtime (at application startup), or can be specified using attributes on the controller classes and action methods.</li><li>Support for calling/rendering view components from templates. View components are special controllers that render a view, which will be inserted in the calling view.</li><li>Support for any page extension, including none at all (recommended for IIS 7 deployment)</li><li>New template engine (SharpTemplate.NET) which supports full C# expressions in view logic</li><li>Ajax validation of forms</li><li>Performance improvements</li>
</ul> <br>The documenation (work in progress) can be found at <a href="http://www.promesh.net">http://www.promesh.net<span></span></a><br>
</div>activaWed, 29 Oct 2008 20:52:28 GMTCreated Release: ProMesh.NET v2.0 RC3 (Oct 29, 2008) 20081029085228PReleased: ProMesh.NET v2.0 RC3 (Oct 29, 2008)http://www.codeplex.com/ProMesh/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=18882<div>
<i>ProMesh.NET v2.0 is a major new release.</i><br> <br>ProMesh.NET v2.0 RC3 should be the last release candidate before the final 2.0 release.<br> <br><u>New in version 2.0:</u><br> <br><ul>
<li>Built-in routing engine. Routing can be added at runtime (at application startup), or can be specified using attributes on the controller classes and action methods.</li><li>Support for calling/rendering view components from templates. View components are special controllers that render a view, which will be inserted in the calling view.</li><li>Support for any page extension, including none at all (recommended for IIS 7 deployment)</li><li>New template engine (SharpTemplate.NET) which supports full C# expressions in view logic</li><li>Ajax validation of forms</li><li>Performance improvements</li>
</ul> <br>The documenation (work in progress) can be found at <a href="http://www.promesh.net">http://www.promesh.net<span></span></a><br>
</div>Wed, 29 Oct 2008 20:52:27 GMTReleased: ProMesh.NET v2.0 RC3 (Oct 29, 2008) 20081029085227PCreated Release: ProMesh.NET v2.0http://www.codeplex.com/ProMesh/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=17426<div>
<i>ProMesh.NET v2.0 is a major new release.</i><br> <br>This release candidate is 2.0 feature complete, but because of the many changes to the framework since version 1.2, we decided to go through one or more release candidates.<br> <br><u>New in this release:</u><br> <br><ul>
<li>Built-in routing engine. Routing can be added at runtime (at application startup), or can be specified using attributes on the controller classes and action methods.</li><li>Support for calling/rendering view components from templates. View components are special controllers that render a view, which will be inserted in the calling view.</li><li>Support for any page extension, including none at all (recommended for IIS 7 deployment)</li><li>New template engine (SharpTemplate.NET) which supports full C# expressions in view logic</li><li>Ajax validation of forms</li><li>Performance improvements</li>
</ul> <br>The documenation is almost complete, and can be found at <a href="http://www.promesh.net">http://www.promesh.net<span></span></a><br>
</div>activaThu, 18 Sep 2008 11:51:25 GMTCreated Release: ProMesh.NET v2.0 20080918115125AUPDATED RELEASE: ProMesh.NET v1.2 (Jan 16, 2008)http://www.codeplex.com/ProMesh/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=7959This is the first public release of ProMesh.NET, a MVC Web Application Framework for .NET 2.0. <br /><br />This release includes support for calling Ajax server methods from JavaScript. Simply decorate a method in your controller class, form class or control class with the &#123;&#34;&#91;Ajax&#93;&#34;&#125; attribute, and you will be able to use it from JavaScript just like you would call it from .NET code. <br />This feature is currently only available if you use the jQuery, Mootools or ExtJS JavaScript frameworks. Other providers will be added after the release &#40;you can always write your own too, just implement IAjaxProvider and attach it to WebAppConfig.AjaxProvider&#41;<br /><br />The example application shows many of the framework features, including the Ajax stuff.<br /><br />Please report issues in the &#91;url&#58;support forum&#124;http&#58;&#47;&#47;www.forum.activa.be&#93;.Wed, 16 Jan 2008 08:03:05 GMTUPDATED RELEASE: ProMesh.NET v1.2 (Jan 16, 2008) 20080116080305AUPDATED RELEASE: ProMesh.NET v1.2http://www.codeplex.com/ProMesh/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=7959This is the first public release of ProMesh.NET, a MVC Web Application Framework for .NET 2.0. <br /><br />This release includes support for calling Ajax server methods from JavaScript. Simply decorate a method in your controller class, form class or control class with the &#123;&#34;&#91;Ajax&#93;&#34;&#125; attribute, and you will be able to use it from JavaScript just like you would call it from .NET code. <br />This feature is currently only available if you use the jQuery, Mootools or ExtJS JavaScript frameworks. Other providers will be added after the release &#40;you can always write your own too, just implement IAjaxProvider and attach it to WebAppConfig.AjaxProvider&#41;<br /><br />The example application shows many of the framework features, including the Ajax stuff.<br /><br />Please report issues in the &#91;url&#58;support forum&#124;http&#58;&#47;&#47;www.forum.activa.be&#93;.Wed, 16 Jan 2008 07:48:37 GMTUPDATED RELEASE: ProMesh.NET v1.2 20080116074837AUPDATED RELEASE: ProMesh.NET v1.2http://www.codeplex.com/ProMesh/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=7959This is the first public release of ProMesh.NET, a MVC Web Application Framework for .NET 2.0. <br /><br />This release includes support for calling Ajax server methods from JavaScript. Simply decorate a method in your controller class, form class or control class with the &#123;&#34;&#91;Ajax&#93;&#34;&#125; attribute, and you will be able to use it from JavaScript just like you would call it from .NET code. <br />This feature is currently only available if you use the jQuery, Mootools or ExtJS JavaScript frameworks. Other providers will be added after the release &#40;you can always write your own too, just implement IAjaxProvider and attach it to WebAppConfig.AjaxProvider&#41;<br /><br />The example application shows many of the framework features, including the Ajax stuff.<br /><br />Please report issues in the &#91;url&#58;support forum&#124;http&#58;&#47;&#47;www.forum.activa.be&#93;.Wed, 16 Jan 2008 07:47:40 GMTUPDATED RELEASE: ProMesh.NET v1.2 20080116074740AUPDATED RELEASE: ProMesh.NET v1.2http://www.codeplex.com/ProMesh/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=7959This is the first public release of ProMesh.NET, a MVC Web Application Framework for .NET 2.0. <br /><br />This release includes support for calling Ajax server methods from JavaScript. Simply decorate a method in your controller class, form class or control class with the &#123;&#34;&#91;Ajax&#93;&#34;&#125; attribute, and you will be able to use it from JavaScript just like you would call it from .NET code. <br />This feature is currently only available if you use the jQuery, Mootools or ExtJS JavaScript frameworks. Other providers will be added after the release &#40;you can always write your own too, just implement IAjaxProvider and attach it to WebAppConfig.AjaxProvider&#41;<br /><br />The example application shows many of the framework features, including the Ajax stuff.<br /><br />Please report issues in the &#91;url&#58;support forum&#124;http&#58;&#47;&#47;www.forum.activa.be&#93;.Wed, 16 Jan 2008 07:42:54 GMTUPDATED RELEASE: ProMesh.NET v1.2 20080116074254AUPDATED RELEASE: ProMesh.NET v1.1http://www.codeplex.com/ProMesh/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=7959<br />This is the first public release of ProMesh.NET, a MVC Web Application Framework for .NET 2.0. <br /><br />This release includes support for calling Ajax server methods from JavaScript. Simply decorate a method in your controller class, form class or control class with the &#123;&#34;&#91;Ajax&#93;&#34;&#125; attribute, and you will be able to use it from JavaScript just like you would call it from .NET code. <br />This feature is currently only available if you use the jQuery, Mootools or ExtJS JavaScript frameworks. Other providers will be added after the release &#40;you can always write your own too, just implement IAjaxProvider and attach it to WebAppConfig.AjaxProvider&#41;<br /><br />The example application shows many of the framework features, including the Ajax stuff.<br /><br />Please report issues in the &#91;url&#58;support forum&#124;http&#58;&#47;&#47;www.forum.activa.be&#93;.Fri, 26 Oct 2007 08:23:12 GMTUPDATED RELEASE: ProMesh.NET v1.1 20071026082312AUPDATED RELEASE: ProMesh.NET v1.1http://www.codeplex.com/ProMesh/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=7959ProMesh.NET v1.1<br /><br />This is the first public release of ProMesh.NET, a MVC Web Application Framework for .NET 2.0. <br /><br />This release includes support for calling Ajax server methods from JavaScript. Simply decorate a method in your controller class, form class or control class with the &#123;&#34;&#91;Ajax&#93;&#34;&#125; attribute, and you will be able to use it from JavaScript just like you would call it from .NET code. <br />This feature is currently only available if you use the jQuery, Mootools or ExtJS JavaScript frameworks. Other providers will be added after the release &#40;you can always write your own too, just implement IAjaxProvider and attach it to WebAppConfig.AjaxProvider&#41;<br /><br />The example application shows many of the framework features, including the Ajax stuff.<br /><br />Please report issues in the &#91;url&#58;support forum&#124;http&#58;&#47;&#47;www.forum.activa.be&#93;.Fri, 26 Oct 2007 08:22:43 GMTUPDATED RELEASE: ProMesh.NET v1.1 20071026082243AUPDATED RELEASE: ProMesh.NET v1.1.0 RC 4 (Oct 11, 2007)http://www.codeplex.com/ProMesh/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=6989<br /><br /><br /><br />&#42;ProMesh.NET v1.1.0 RC 4 &#40;Build 255&#41;&#42;<br /><br />This is the fourth and final release candidate of ProMesh.NET v1.1.0.<br /><br />The interfaces won&#39;t change before the release. Please report any problems asap via the &#91;url&#58;support forum&#124;http&#58;&#47;&#47;www.forum.activa.be&#93;.<br /><br />&#42;Breaking change since RC1 and earlier&#42;&#58; &#36;&#40;...&#41; tags are no longer supported to avoid conflicts with Javascript frameworks like jQuery, mootools and prototype.js.<br /><br />&#42;Breaking change since RC3&#42;&#58; The OnPost&#40;&#41; method on a form now expects a parameter &#40;bool validated&#41;.<br /><br />This release includes support for calling Ajax server methods from JavaScript. Simply decorate a method in your controller class with the &#123;&#34;&#91;Ajax&#93;&#34;&#125; attribute, and you will be able to use it from JavaScript just like you would call it from .NET code. This feature is currently only available if you use the jQuery, Mootools or ExtJS JavaScript frameworks. Other providers will be added after the release &#40;you can always write your own too, just implement IAjaxProvider and attach it to WebAppConfig.AjaxProvider&#41;<br /><br />The example application shows some of the built-in Ajax features.<br /><br />Please report issues in the &#91;url&#58;support forum&#124;http&#58;&#47;&#47;www.forum.activa.be&#93;.Thu, 11 Oct 2007 21:16:29 GMTUPDATED RELEASE: ProMesh.NET v1.1.0 RC 4 (Oct 11, 2007) 20071011091629PUPDATED RELEASE: ProMesh.NET v1.1.0 RC 4http://www.codeplex.com/ProMesh/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=6989&#42;ProMesh.NET v1.1.0 RC 4 &#40;Build 255&#41;&#42;<br /><br />This is the fourth and final release candidate of ProMesh.NET v1.1.0.<br /><br />The interfaces won&#39;t change before the release. Please report any problems asap via the &#91;url&#58;support forum&#124;http&#58;&#47;&#47;www.forum.activa.be&#93;.<br /><br />&#42;Breaking change since RC1 and earlier&#42;&#58; &#36;&#40;...&#41; tags are no longer supported to avoid conflicts with Javascript frameworks like jQuery, mootools and prototype.js.<br /><br />&#42;Breaking change since RC3&#42;&#58; The OnPost&#40;&#41; method on a form now expects a parameter &#40;bool validated&#41;.<br /><br />This release includes support for calling Ajax server methods from JavaScript. Simply decorate a method in your controller class with the &#123;&#34;&#91;Ajax&#93;&#34;&#125; attribute, and you will be able to use it from JavaScript just like you would call it from .NET code. This feature is currently only available if you use the jQuery, Mootools or ExtJS JavaScript frameworks. Other providers will be added after the release &#40;you can always write your own too, just implement IAjaxProvider and attach it to WebAppConfig.AjaxProvider&#41;<br /><br />The example application shows some of the built-in Ajax features.<br /><br />Please report issues in the &#91;url&#58;support forum&#124;http&#58;&#47;&#47;www.forum.activa.be&#93;.Thu, 11 Oct 2007 21:15:38 GMTUPDATED RELEASE: ProMesh.NET v1.1.0 RC 4 20071011091538PCREATED RELEASE: ProMesh.NET v1.1.0 RC 4http://www.codeplex.com/ProMesh/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=6989<br /><br /><br /><br />*ProMesh.NET v1.1.0 RC 4 (Build 237)*<br /><br />This is the third and (probably) final release candidate of ProMesh.NET v1.1.0.<br /><br />The interfaces won't change before the release. Please report any problems asap via the [url:support forum|http://www.forum.activa.be].<br /><br />*Breaking change since RC1 and earlier*: $(...) tags are no longer supported to avoid conflicts with Javascript frameworks like jQuery, mootools and prototype.js.<br /><br />This release includes experimental support for calling Ajax server methods from JavaScript. Simply decorate a method in your controller class with the {"[Ajax]"} attribute, and you will be able to use it from JavaScript just like you would call it from .NET code. This feature is currently only available if you use the jQuery, Mootools or ExtJS JavaScript frameworks. Other providers will be added after the release (you can always write your own too, just implement IAjaxProvider and attach it to WebAppConfig.AjaxProvider)<br /><br />Documentation is currently being written and a preliminary version of it will be included with the final release.<br /><br />Please report issues in the [url:support forum|http://www.forum.activa.be].Mon, 10 Sep 2007 15:26:26 GMTCREATED RELEASE: ProMesh.NET v1.1.0 RC 4 20070910032626P